Criminal Procedure Code of the Kyrgyz Republic - Legislationline

(3) The parties may confirm the grounds for or objections against filing such a petition by
another party, by filing with the court new materials, or bring a motion to summon to court
the witnesses and experts indicated by this party, if such case is to be tried in compliance
with the appellate procedure.
Article 338. Consequences of Filing Petition
(1) Filing of petition suspends execution of the verdict.
(2) Upon expiration of a deadline established for appeal of the verdict, the court which rendered
the verdict shall submit the case with the received petitions and objections to the court of
appellate or cassational jurisdiction, with the notice of the parties.
(3) A person who filed the petition may revoke them prior to the commencement of the hearing
of the court of appellate or cassational jurisdiction.
(4) A person who appealed the verdict may amend his/ her petition, or add new arguments in it.
Article 339. Appeal of Decision (Resolution) Rendered by Court of Primary Jurisdiction
(1) Persons indicated in point 2 of Article 332 hereof may file a personal complaint or personal
petition to the decision (resolution) rendered by the court of original jurisdiction, with the
exceptions established in point two of this Article.
(2) Under the rules of this Chapter, decisions (resolutions) rendered in the trial regarding the
procedure of examination of evidence, motions filed by the participants of the trial, choosing,
alteration or dismissal of the sanction, and observation of the order in the court room, except
decisions (rulings) on imposition of monetary sanction (fine), may not be appealed.
(3) Personal complaint and petition to the decision (resolution) rendered by the court of original
jurisdiction shall be filed to the superior court within ten days as of the date when the
decision subject to appeal was rendered, and shall be reviewed in compliance with the rules
provided by Article 345 hereof. Based on the results of consideration, the decision shall be
rendered on dismissal of the complaint or petition, or repeal or amendment of the decision
being appealed.
(4) Persons who are not parties to the case may also appeal the decision or resolution of the
court, if such decision or resolution affects their interests.
CHAPTER 39. APPELLATE REVIEW OF CASES BASED ON THE APPEALS,
PETITION TO THE DICISIONS RENDERED BY A COURT WHICH DID NOT ENTER
INTO LEGAL FORCE.
Article 340. Appellate Complaint and Petition on Verdict Resolution, Formulation
(1) The appellate complaint (petition) must contain the following:
1) the name of the court where the complaint is submitted;
2) the information on a person who files the complaint (petition) with indication of his/ her
procedural status and the place of residence or location;
3) verdict or other decision which is appealed, and the name of the court which renders such
decision;